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Thanks Guns - Yes, that's the one. I felt I was being attacked by a certain poster who seems to enjoy putting words in my mouth. I simply stated a definition and took no 'moral high ground'. I was aiming to clarify the matter before he mistakes me for a DUP Member - I vote Green.
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was it called married men if it was the person who owned the post ask for it to b removed
I am so sorry, but I need to say it. Apologies again if I offend anyone but I can't stand it anymore. There is too much poor spelling here but this is what irritates me the most: "Your brilliant" "Your doing the right thing" "Your wrong and I'm right" Argh. Here we have the contraction of the words "you" and "are", which get to "you're" not "your" "You're brilliant" "You're doing the right thing" "You're wrong and I am right" :giggle: I see this mistake in so many posts that I started doubting myself! And then I started writing "your" in emails and messages :doh: "Your" is a possessive pronoun. Is that your car? Your phone is on the table Heck, even "your place or mine?" passionkiss There, I said it. I had sat on my hands sillyhwoar: for months now but it really, really gets to me. Sorry. :rose:
You are so right sexy. But sometimes we answer the post so quickly we do not bother with the correct grammar as most people know what we are talking about. I even did a spell check on this:thrilled:
being ripped of at Valentines weekend for flowers, cards & meals out...
the blatant commercialism takes the romance out of it ... & is killing cupid
Xmas over. . . Hmm, lets rip people off! Oh Yeah Valentines day! ! But did you know, it's reported that St Valentine lays in rest in a church in Dublin? . . Answers on a postcard . . . .
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Xmas over. . . Hmm, lets rip people off! Oh Yeah Valentines day! ! But did you know, it's reported that St Valentine lays in rest in a church in Dublin? . . Answers on a postcard . . . .

Whitefriar St church,,,some of his supposed bones handed over about 250 yrs ago
Yes it is right Happy and it is in whitefriar street.
No Prize for reaching 3000 posts .... where is the encouragement to go for the 10K ... :violin: Maybe on the night of the next Blue Moon my self, Raven & whom ever else get here by them might have first pick of the Vestal Virgins on S4I ... now that would be a prize worth aiming for...
Virgins on here:giggle: If we could have our pick of members that would be a better prize lol
Spelling and grammer: Am example : Wot Lookin Ere Dis. . . Lord, it's infuriating. . . To make matters worse, even the site get the grammer wrong " x x x has added you HAS a favourite" rant over. . .
I think it´s grammar, not grammer...
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Spelling and grammer:
Am example :
Wot
Lookin
Ere
Dis. . .
Lord, it's infuriating. . . To make matters worse, even the site get the grammer wrong " x x x has added you HAS a favourite" rant over. . .

Whilst I agree that text talk on the site is not the best to read, there are others who simple cannot spell, others that simply make mistakes, others that are dyslexic.
Yes spell check is there but not everyone uses it.
I myself have make alot of 'typos' nobody is perfect, even as pointed out its grammar not grammer :lol2:
Have a great weekend :angel:
Well spotted " grammer as opposed to grammar" it was intentional. . . Nice to see somebody reads my posts . . For the record. . . I teach reading and writing skills, voluntarily . . . . .
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Spelling and grammer:
Am example :
Wot
Lookin
Ere
Dis. . .
Lord, it's infuriating. . . To make matters worse, even the site get the grammer wrong " x x x has added you HAS a favourite" rant over. . .

Whilst I agree that text talk on the site is not the best to read, there are others who simple cannot spell, others that simply make mistakes, others that are dyslexic.
Yes spell check is there but not everyone uses it.
I myself have make alot of 'typos' nobody is perfect, even as pointed out its grammar not grammer :lol2:
Have a great weekend :angel:
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Yes it is right Happy and it is in whitefriar street.

Actually.....you might try the Carmelites in Clarendon Street!!!
For bones or virgins Dar?
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For bones or virgins Dar?

relics ... Sure everyone knows there are no virgins near BT's
as for Valentine I always believed he was in Whitefriar St. & that the bones of St Nicholas ( santa claus) were near by.
Enough about Grammar (er), whatever. enough about bones The only one required is just south of bellybutton. Same for relics If I said I was a saint Could I rub someone with my relic. C'mon people less talk more action (notes on a postit (along with naughty pic) should be attached to a rock and thrown thru our window and if you wait for a reply it would be greatly appreciated).
Valentine's Day started in the time of the Roman Empire. In ancient Rome, February 14th was a holiday to honour Juno. Juno was the Queen of the Roman Gods and Goddesses. The Romans also knew her as the Goddess of women and marriage. The following day, February 15th, began the Feast of Lupercalia. Bollix he is buried in Dublin, and if some eejit is , he pinched the idea from the Romans!!!!!!!! Bloody typical!!
Forum posts! Firstly because you can post, secondly you have an opinion! Some people need to remind themselves of that right, instead of thinking posts are directed at them! Rant over!
Paranoia its a dreadful thing, it can make ppl accuse others of things that are just so not true!!
Hence your reply! I REST MY CASE . . . .
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Paranoia its a dreadful thing, it can make ppl accuse others of things that are just so not true!!
bloody hell...am I not entitled to post anything on this thread....this is your second time having a pop at me for no reason whatsoever...you need to get a reality check on here...not everything is about YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
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Does that mean mean you are open to a saintly visitation. Mind you the sight of me with my RELIC at the end of your bed might be considered more scary than saintly.
PS You can dress as a nun if it makes you feel more comfortable.
The below text is taken from the whitefriar street website
The Shrine to St Valentine is found on the right hand side of the church as one enters the main body of the church. The casket sits beneath the marble altar in a niche which is protected by an ornate iron and glass gate. Above the altar stands the life-sized statue of the saint set into a marble mosaic alcove. The saint is also barefoot. The casket is wooden and on top bears the papal coat of arms of Gregory XVI along with two large gold plates which have the letter of Cardinal Odescalchi inscribed in English upon them. Between these to plates and beneath the papal crest is a smaller plate with the inscription: This shrine contains the sacred body of Saint Valentinus the Martyr, together with a small vessel tinged with his blood.
Apparently, this thread is being used by certain individuals to make snide and insulting remarks toward other site members. Please be aware, insults, bullying tactics or hearsay about members will not be tolerated in these forums, and necessary actions will be taken against the offending party(s). Childish antics do not belong on an adult site and I will have no problem in removing those suffering delusions of grandeur and/ or paranoia.
If we have posted anything to offend any member here we apologise, if any member thinks we have feel free to mail us and let us know, we are here to have fun and post to have a laugh but not at any ones expense.
:fury: I'm sending you a mail right now Raven :giggle:
Raven you can insult us. In fact we insist you do as it will give us an excuse to come around and spank you both (to start with)as punishment. In honesty have always found your posts fun and witty and in the case above informative (st valentine)